the the, this is dw news line from berlin, the leaders of the us and u. k. prepare for a meeting that could re shape the work in ukraine. british prime minister, cure stormers in washington for talks with president vitamin, about letting ukraine fire long range weapons deep into russia. moscow, a warning that would drag nato into the war. also coming up to germany and can you assign a new migration deal or the lounge germany to more easily recruit skilled workers and to deport failed asylum seekers? mid increasing pressure here in berlin to tighten migration group and a port in the democratic republic of congo citizens judges to death for their alleged role in the field. among them, 3 us citizen,

the hybrid gone to overview is what you're going to be as in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome. we begin this friday with a meeting that could change the war in ukraine. british prime minister, cure storm, or has arrived in washington where he is meeting with us president joe vine. they're expected to discuss allowing ukraine greater control over western supply. long range missiles chief has been pressing is allies for months to provide more powerful weapons with fewer restrictions to be able to strike within russia. russian president vladimir putin has warned that with the use of long range weapons will cross a red line and mean that nato is it more with russia a deep item and it cannot reduce production to it until the us lifts

restrictions on the use of western supply to long green strip and you can see if it wants to hit russian airfields mis time gone to us and command and control centers . deep inside russian did a tree. but us restrictions on the use of long range weapons means keep cannot easily achieve this goal. so telling and show participants will do prolonging this process of lifting long range restrictions is, leads to russia, moving these military targets deeper into russian territory. therefore, if the restrictions from partners i removed, but i really wanted it to be a strategy for ukraine's victory and not a political strategy on the beach and stuff. day in the shaded area here shows the russian boarder regence of grants course. and the good, all of which are within reach of the us supply tie most my friends on just that you clean, already have. but almost all of pressure from industry and it'd be says are be on

that. ukraine wants to use longer range weapons like it wants, but that gums that can reach targets up to 170 kilometers a. we that would make it hard to figure out shut to protect the air bases from which the largest, most of its 8 attacks on ukraine cities, an infrastructure. then it also comes with an, a 300 kilometer range, which could threaten even more russian efforts. are you getting? yeah, you some corrections president latham important has warned an approval of long beach spending it off with me an escalation for the morning. this is their direct involvement. and this, of course, would, in a significant way change the very essence and the very nature of the conflict. if that would mean that nato countries united states, european countries, pride war with russia, us president joe biden. his video for working on you click on stick with russia, but he appears to be willing to take, you can deploy british and french my files using us technology,

but not us need besides them. so it's lifting the restriction on british infringement sites could still be a huge. how do you clean if we're now enjoyed by our special correspond to the abraham, she's in washington dc via despite, by the way of persians warning, we brought the british prime minister, the us president meeting to consider lifting restrictions on western weapons and ukraine, targeting russian. what has the white house's position been up to this point to well, the current position has been more hesitant towards the use of western, made a weapons or western supplied weapons to strike military targets, deeper into russian territory. note were specifically talking about in this meeting between the british prime minister and the us president are in the british made

storm a shadow, long range missiles. and while they are british weapons, they are made using american parts. and that's why the approval of the us president is necessary at the same time, the british want to make sure that there is a coordinated strategy between western allies. and so it would be, it would be very, very important before western country, other western countries, other than the united states, like the u. k. friends or whomever else before they give the green light for ukraine, for ukrainian forces to use these long range messiah's interaction territory to have explicit american approval. so we're not talking about attack comes yet. we're specifically about the other western military equipment that has american parts. that's important, but also to make sure that there is a coordinated strategy between the western allies supporting ukraine. how much does the upcoming us election affect decision making about this?

i mean, once at stake if, if biden loosens restrictions to see the koreans, there's really a lot at stake. these long range missiles could help ukraine maintain it's, it's frontline, which it has recently won but into, into the curse curse region in, in russia. and it could, according to ukraine, give them a big advantage before we go into the winter months, from an american perspective, the issue of ukraine and american support for you create as of course, and i looked for a topic, we heard the republican nominee, former president, trump say at the debate earlier this week with vice president harris, that you know, this word would have never happened on his watch and that he would be able to solve the conflict even before he takes office once he is. and he is elected once he

when's the election? of course that kind of messaging signals to ukrainians. thought perhaps a 2nd. trump, trump administration would not be as supportive of ukraine as the current administration were that he would perhaps be, you know, in, in, in his desire to make a deal, as he always says, perhaps compromise with vladimir putting in ways that the current us administration has not been willing to compromise on so there's a kind of a race against time for ukraine to try and get as much support as possible before the election. but of course, there's no way of saying whether or not the president at, you know, a 2nd, trump presidency wouldn't even less support a for you create that it's, it's unclear. there's still, you know, a support strong support for ukraine across the aisle here in washington. but of course, the more critical voices towards aid

a for ukraine have come from the republican side. and so it's a little bit of a race against time to try and get as much talk so out of the, by the administration before you know, whatever comes after november, which is still very unclear, the margins between the 2 candidates are very sense. yeah. did you say the time is running out? the w. special correspondent, i uber, human washington to nice. i a thank you. the russian military has launched a counter offensive against the crating and forces in the russian region of curse. now, early last month keep ordered its troops to intercourse in an apparent attempt to draw russian forces away from the front lines, an eastern new crane. now a possible russian push back. russian troops of importantly, re captured several villages from ukrainian forces in the region. collection forces on the offensive inquest must go claims to have recaps of several

settlements in the region. ukrainian president followed them as the lensky said, that despite direction gains, which i things are going according to planned on ship. what should the luck horse? that's what the curse corporation did, the i'm a shot maybe some unexpected different results. they gave the results that frankly, we expected to use the enemy has been stopped in the harkey region, a key in his progress. and the next reason is in slowed down. although it's very difficult there to situation, there is still far from positive dope and never the less lyrical been withdrawn their forces in other areas when they have to separate all this ways. ceiling most gonna says it's pushing ahead with its counter offensive as its forces claimed to have destroyed several pieces of military equipment by some ukraine, as well as some nato countries. while the armed forces of the russian federation have carried out, the $39.00 groups strikes with precision guided weapons and striked round of them.

as a result, the following has been hit, oil and energy installations used with ukrainian defense industry, air bases, infrastructure, missile, and ammunition manufacturing sites, both sides and claiming that respective successes in cost. however, the situation on the ground remains fluid. military analysts, marina role, and it told us more about russia's counter attack in correct. it seems like the russian forces are trying and to attack, so ukrainian western flank. and so they're moving from the direction of core and ever towards sort shots. however, it's too early to tell whether or is this counter offensive is going to be successful. um, it just started, but apparently the russian side is obviously it saying that the russian forces are being successful in the ukrainians side is saying exactly the opposite and stating

that the green forces will be able to hold that territory right now. there is no clarity in terms of how successful it will be and where it will lead us. and knowing what we do know about the situation on the ground. is it possible to say that ukraine will be able to hold the territory? well, that's one of the things that i have been talking about a couple of weeks ago. the problem is that you crane will need a lot of resources and also logistics in order to hold the territory. meaning that the troops that could have been used elsewhere along the line of contact and the obvious place would be around cross are suffering because the ukrainian armed forces have to hold that territory because the prison command tells them to hold the territory how long they will hold,

it depends of course not just on the ukrainian logistical capability and the amount of forces they have, but also on the russian ability to conduct as the, as the country offensive that they have just started. so those are 2 factors that we need to take into consideration. probably they will be able to hold the territory by strategically speaking, does it make sense for them to hold on to the territory, given the fact that it doesn't really have any strategic meaning if you're creating a military, had the green light to use long range missiles and to hit deeper inside russia, where would that make a difference right now? would we be talking about a completely different situation in chris tonight? well, it, the, the premium is that the russians have been hearing this for at least a month. you create a leading to lose low or use long range weapons and so they have enough time to repair and to move everything that is of value outside of the range of app accounts,

which has the longest range of the weapons that ukraine has at its disposal. and therefore, the question here is, can ukraine target those strategic implemented control pins and candid effectively destroys? and how many up it comes, does it have it? it's disposal any way, and shouldn't they be you somewhere in crimea, let's say. so in, in the grand scheme of things, even if you crane managers to eliminate some most important targets, i don't think that it will compel who tend to give opposite territories and the don boss or a radically changed institution. yes. the if the hits of course gear afield, if it will complicates the logistics, there will be painful adobe until for us and it will require adaptation. but i don't think that it would dramatically change the situation for that ukrainians. if

the quarter sco fence of didn't change it, then i don't think that those strikes might do so as well. military analysts, marina monroe, i'm just going to get another friday evening with this marina. we appreciate your time. thank you. thank you for having me. a quick look now in some of the other stories making headlines around the world, the kremlin is expelling 6 british diplomats that accuses of misconduct. russia says that it has stripped him of accreditation. following what he described as unfriendly steps by london and after detecting what it describes as intelligence gathering and subversive activities. britton's for an office, it says the accusations are completely based. central european countries are bracing for severe flooding in the coming days. the biggest rainfall is expected in the czech republic, firefighters are building flood walls and stacking. sandback residents have been warrant to get ready for possible evacuations. heavy rains are also expected in

poland, austria, germany, slovakia and hunger. police in bolivia have seized 11000 turtle eggs that were found in the back of a car close to the northeastern. the city of trinidad, a woman has been arrested and accused of animal trafficking. olivia and fresh water turtles are considered one of the most hunted spaces in the amazon. their meat and eggs are highly coveted and seen as a delicacy full. it is being held as an example of regulated migration, germany and kenya today signed a migration agreement right here. in berlin, the deal is over seen by a kenyan president william rudo in german transfer or what shoals it means that workers from kenya will be allowed to feel job vacancies here in germany, such as bus drivers. the agreement also allows germany to deport canyons who do not have the right to stay in the country. this is more now from the german chancellor

. oh, love schultz for getting the another on come to the agreement. opens up prospects for canyons because skilled workers, so young people can come to germany for training. this can help us compensate for the plates and shortage of skilled workers as my initial effects of which we are now feeling. and which would be with us for years and decades to come off the guide to that as a new quote, as well here from our corresponded in i wrote being just a moment, but 1st i ask you w political correspondent, hans braun, to outline the deals advantages most important for this, for germany, is that's a trained person now from kenya will be more easily the more easily come to germany and to take up positions here, enter the german labor market to that, just because the german population is an aging one and they're a match few are young people from germany itself entering that they have a market. so this is a way of finding stuff from across the world,

basically in this case from kenya to keep the german economy going. and then the 2nd part, of course, is not getting people from getting there into germany, but getting people from can you out of germany. that is this possibility of facilitating the duplication of kenyans who illegally in germany and say like, what's in this for? can you and how does, can you benefit of canyons will benefits of costs of yes uh thing being jobs a lot of can young people, 67 percent of them do not have jobs. so the 1st thing will be them getting jobs in jump on you. the 2nd thing will be they will be able to, will have low stevie says to a do the skills to id or vocational training, which will enable them at the feet for the german markets. and sadly, there will be skills developments we've a curriculum shared between gemini and kenya, and that will help feel that this kills a gap. and lastly,

for the cancel will be coming to gemini, they will get is in excess to jump on language. and they will also be such a fight, and that will also be done for their families when it comes to that time for them beings united in the hands with me pick up on the idea of the partitions here. part of this agreement allows germany to repatriate rejected canyon asylum seekers, even though kenya is not one of the main countries of origin and of asylum seekers here in germany. so. so what's the point? yes, there's only about $800.00 kenya instead of to leave to, to be deported from germany. but the point is really a political signal that the german government is sending through this to german voters here on germany. there's an very, very heated debates in beginning on most recently, but even for months about to rigor, the migration into the country, tens of thousands of people pushing to get into germany, mainly from countries such as syria. and i've gotten this done and the opposition

policies have to be making a lot of political mileage, all of that. so trans, the quote and discovery are trying to present such an agreement as a way of controlling migration into the country so that the benefits of migration into the country and putting skills into the country can be maintained while still controlling the number of people that are illegally or is not wanted in the country of setting up such agreements, one by one kind of piece by piece to establish a legal framework that will control migration in a more precise manner. and that is the offering as it were to the german voters that they should not vote for writing policies. for instance, the w as homes bronze, if you're in berlin and felix memory, and i wrote me to both of you. thank you. with some critics fear that this migration, the old could contribute to a brain drain or loss of badly needed skilled workers from kenya. dw, mario mueller met with a young doctor. and i roby to hear about those concerns as

a child, harry, or to, you know, witness. dr. safe is young, our brother's life and the remote canyon vintage. that's when he knew he wanted to become a doctor himself. but after 7 years of study in racking up more than 21000 euros and student that his dreams still seems far beyond his reach. reports of unemployed medical graduates, occlusal concern, and the final status of this training. and he hasn't been paid for months. sometimes your mind goes blank because you know you ask yourself what's next. if they can't pay you a new thing, and i keep saying what can guarantee that somebody can actually pay you a post in thanks, you, of the sadistic suggest that no guarantees. 4000 doctors in kenya, a currently drop list on the employed, although the sub is urgently needed. the doctors union says there's

a dias shortage of specialists, and patients have to wait moms for surgery. according to the health ministry, 9 out of 10 health facilities, unable to provide basic outpatient services. you should have turned okay. it's more you will put you in. it is for, i don't know this here within the country. um, because uh we need looked as well. i remember uh, we are very short totally w h r to commendations for the doctor to patient to issue we at 100-121-7000. yes, the w h o to com is that to, for 1000 citizens in every country, we sure that certainly have no medical records attribute, much of the problem to mismanagement. and also corruption which, you know, has heard of medical graduates having to pay up to 1200 euros to get a job in a hospital. and others what have sex with recruiters is a condition of being hired by to that. the overall situation has prompted many

doctors and other medical where, cuz to leave can you hear nowadays i like to brain drain, especially being offered i. it's not just limited to look at. i say it's also majorly effect. so not this. we think we have so many patients, you know, and so with the very few and up to seeing them, you see your doctor. yes, you can stay, you know, for the lives we're punching and all that. but to have going to be alive. i'll start the rest of what is i think you, you'd have walked to yourself to let me try. don't get like other doctors in training, but you know, is now also considering going abroad to what one option is germany, which is now offering opportunities to young. well educated daniels, i can a meaningful, i'd like to give back to the community that re screen. so that's why i done the walk here, but you see and it's like constantly so the conditions. uh, not really healthy or not. uh, really uh,

but not too many too many of us. so i feel like if i get an opportunity to things yeah. money. of course i wouldn't go inside of the people that aren't nice, which you know how deep most likely stuff the german people as a nurse. ok, i give the for the elderly because those other jobs, germany as most desperate to feel a long way office child to dream. but due to you can imagine doing it for a few years and money and extra qualifications. after that, he wants to return to kenya and finally start saving lives. and villages, like the one who drew up. and so i didn't send out this. we have a military court in the democratic republic of congo has sentence 37 defendants to death for attempting to overthrow the countries president. the condemned to include the 3 us citizens as well as a belgian britain and canadian court, acquitted 14 other defendants on may 19th, armed men occupied an office of condos, president. they were led by 50 on milan,

got us congolese opposition figure it was killed while resisting arrest. the w. corresponded. don't us getting told us more about the crew attempt in those involved? so, yeah, so the mazda mind of the whole thing is this crystal miranda keys of comedy's origins. but he's been living a lot of time abroad in the us. and he is brought together this team. he went to the do you see of higher than other people on the ground? and in the middle of the night, they try 1st of all to attack the house of the president of potty and then if you tie, come every day phase, but they choose is party guides. and then finally, they move to the president's office where they actually manage to enter and where they, where you live streaming and saying that they wanted to bring down the d o. c government . finally, security forces they moved in and they to some of them. and among them was

a costume, milan guy, himself, and 3 other people and the rest of them and all the people who has now faced this trial in kinshasa, congo has seen several qu, attempts in the past decades. what makes this case? so special? now what makes it special is that we have lots of people from abroad where involved so 1st of all, it's chris joe, milan guy himself, but also his son. he's a 22 year old guy and during the process he is always said that he's the most and that he didn't even know of what his father most opportunities and also tell him guy who forced him to go with him and even brought a friend with him, tyler thompson, also 22 years old also from the us and those guys they were paying soccer before. and now finally they ended up in, in,

in this situation. and they are very strange. he goes as well. there's the guy code benjamin's all money, us citizen as well, who's been known to be a kind of boost entrepreneur, but also be known for doing investment in mining and africa. he goes along them so cases where it's still not really sure what they have really been up to. and by the way, it's not that much of a surprise because the d o c a has a very big they asked for people living abroad. and so you'll find comb with these people who, if and all different passports. there's always the jack wonderful. you submitted to every expert. he's been associated with the deals, the secret service. and he's no baggage citizen. and to the surprise of many evils, also now sentenced to death in this tried in contrast ideas he to finally from heart to cold and nothing in between. just last week, all 3 in switzerland were basking in 30 degree late summer heat. but now winter has

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this shadows these costs and video shed lights on the dog is devastating. colonial har is infected by germany across and he employed the scorched farms and destroyed lights. what is the legacy of this wide spread races, depression? today? history. we need to talk about here, the stories, shadows of german colonialism. he's the head of a country. russian president vladimir putin has already worn the west. if you give you a green, the green light, you'll cross a red line. neither will be at war with russia. the risk is real, but we've heard this threat before the limits on ukraine. they've always remained in place changing that could change everything i'm for golf and berlin. this is the day the.